Just asking, next year I plan to take my mother to Venice, and she´s on a wheelchair. I´ve been looking around but the websites of Venice are just about Horrible handling information. Thanks for ...
I am going to rome for weekend in March.Travel agent offered transfers but it was quite expensive. She said that hotel is 25 mins away from airport. There is also a train station apparently but we ...
I found some pictures from the Carnival of Venice and became very interested in it and hope to go within the next few years. I was wondering what exactly you do there and how it works....
Keeping it brief, I am a history buff especially when it comes to Ancient and Medieval Rome. I prefer doing my own sight seeing, but guided tours are OK if that is all there are. I was hoping for ANY ...
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i am planning a surprise trip for my wife to Venice in mid of december for our wedding anniversary. The flight will reach at Treviso airport at 18:00. I have few questions which i would like ...
I am from Lucca and I beg your pardon for my English.
Lucca is a small town but contains a lot of history that you can "smell" walking in the narrow streets: There are many many Churches ( They called it the town of one hundred churches) and many other monuments from roman age , medieval an renascent. In Lucca you can find good accommodation and The food is very good. One thing you can't lost is the visit of the numerous villas in the surrounding among them is the Villa Reale of Marlia. Remember that Lucca kept its Independence from The Tuscany Ducat till the arrival of Napoleon. In response of your question two night are enough but three are better. Ciao.
Mario
Two will be better, just to get more from beautiful town.
Here is some info about Lucca:
http://www.tuscanweb.com/news/?ID=189
Harry D
You need at least one full day, which means 2 nights. A very charming little city. Also a good location too see Pisa, which would mean a 3rd night
mareeclara
I spent an afternoon there...its a little town really....small enough to have a wall surrounding it (old defensive wall)...I just meandered the streets.....although I admit I am pretty quick about seeing things (quantity not quality) . There are a couple of nice churchs (with amazing designs outside), there is a market (selling what they do at them eg cheap watches, clothes, shoes etc) and a Roman amphitheatre...a oval surrounded by houses which is nice....the buildings are lovely (its kind of like a mini florence).
so it depends on if you want a couple of days of tranquil (compared to some other places) to meader or a day.....
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